Obsidian's biggest problem is how intimidating it is to figure out where to start. Here’s a stripped-down approach to ...

Choose between a layout optimized for your Android or Kindle tablet, or a replica experience that looks just like the newspaper available on newsstands Access to all content from the print edition, ...

Apps & features Settings in Windows 10 comprise of settings that let you work around apps such as uninstalling or moving an app. You can choose the default apps to use, as well as search, sort and ...

The iPhone Photos app introduces a redesigned interface and a host of advanced features aimed at improving how you manage, edit, and organize your photo and video library. With its intuitive tools and ...

While you can't mass delete apps on the iPhone or the iPad anymore, you can still delete multiple apps quickly. You can delete multiple apps via the Home Screen or Settings on iPhone or iPad. If you ...

Have you ever found yourself juggling multiple tools and frameworks just to create a dynamic, interactive user interface? It can feel overwhelming—managing state, making sure type safety, and ...

Microsoft announced today that it’s releasing a new app called Windows App as an app for Windows that allows users to run Windows and also Windows apps (it’s also coming to macOS, iOS, web browsers, ...

Changing the default messaging app on your Android device is a straightforward process that allows you to customize your texting experience to your liking. Here are five methods to help you switch to ...

When you install Windows 11, you get a wide variety of programs and apps (in the Windows world, these words get mixed up a lot, and they really mean the same thing). Many of them are linked to the ...

Apple’s apps and services usually work brilliantly well on Apple devices, but what about when you’re on a computer that isn’t running macOS? While using Apple’s apps on Windows isn’t ideal, it’s ...

There's an app for just about anything you can imagine. But what if you could get everything done with just one app? That's the promise behind so-called "super apps," or apps that run mini-programs ...